Mr Morris insisted officer B was not engaged in the chat, adding that ‘messages are few and far between’. It was not posted with any discriminatory motivation or prejudice.’ ‘It is ridiculous that a well-known, if not the most well-known, bag of rice was deliberately racist. The company changed the name of Uncle Ben’s rice in 2020, this was posted in 2017 where in every Tesco and Sainsbury’s the shops were stocked with Uncle Ben’s rice. ‘It is a desperate submission that reference to Uncle Ben’s basmati rice was a conscious racist decision. Then the appropriate authority is forced to read into the book of three blind mice being relevant,’ he said. ‘It is nothing about his disability, nothing about his race, it is simply something that was said on live TV. Mr Morris said the ‘elf on a shelf’ meme was popular at the time and that all sorts of ‘nonsense’ rhymes were used online at the time. ‘It has nothing to do with his disabilities, nothing to do with his race, it was simply on live TV where he had told off internet trolls.’ ‘He had become an internet sensation and responded when asked ”how would you respond to internet trolls” and used an expletive.’
#Elf on the shelf meme Pc#
Robert Morris, representing Officer B and former PC Kelsey Buchan, told the hearing today: ‘It’s not right to suggest that he wrote it or had any technical ability to create it.
It read: ‘You’ve heard of elf on the shelf, now get ready for Harvey Price eating Uncle Ben’s basmati rice, after trying to read three blind mice, when on spice, saying hello you c***.’ Former glamour model Katie Price’s disabled son, Harvey, 20, was frequently mentioned on the group
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